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street. between Ohio avenue and street. T. K
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lot 204, square 206, 17kx120 feet on 14th street,
between s and 7 streets northwest
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DRAsrrR 10 A CONSTRUCTION TRAM.-A con.
structton train on the Ohio River Railroad Jumped
over high trestle at Willow Island, n miles
men, fatally wound1ng two Others, and badly
wounding six or eight others The killed were
laborers The engineer, Robert Evanst WAS
was badly Injured and laborer was 20 badly
crushed that he may die.
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A Fort Gibson special SAYS: Nj. Blaine Is sttu
improving. He n gaining strength rapidly.
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MARRIAGE L1CBNsEs-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to DomiDick
Brown and Emma Duckett; Richard Francis and
Maggie Davis; John Wells and Fannie Bell:
Thomas Hickling. OF Prince Georges County, and
Mary COXSOn.
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THE RHODE ISLAND Observation-Disclosures r.
l., yesterday elected republican senator and one
republican representative, and failed OF an elec-
ton for one representative. The senate u now
complete, and stands, republicans 20; democratic
ID The house stands, republicans, -; democratic
Il; prOhtbiti0nists, I, and yet to be elected
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The KNIGHTS AND THE CHURcH.-Cardfnal GID
bons Will go to London on Monday and remain
there few days TO consult with Cardinal Man.
ming on questions affecting the Knights OF Labor.
The congregation OF the holy ONCE IN Rome has
decided IN favor OF the recognition OF the knignts
OF Labor In accordance with Cardinal Gibbons TO
mort
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THE PRESIDENT appointed to-day, Andrew A.
SiaWs0n, postmaster at Waverly N. z, and VIM
j. Phillips postmaster at Wolcott. n 7.
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nIAE MUSEUM
II Grand Easter Attraction
The Laughing aad Musical Hit of the Season.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL IL,
Every Afternoon and Night.
USHER AND HASSON'S GREAT COMPANY
Including the IniInitable Comedian,
FRANK VI. WILLS,
In the Funniest Musical COuetliett tia in three acts
COLD DAY: Or, THE LAPLANDERS
Admission only 10 cents Seats reserved three day.
n ADVANCE spl1
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10 ooNoN'
hereby notify all persons that hereby give Mr.
JAS hAAN the exclusive right to use erect and sell
my patent improved Stand-Ppe and Fire Escape in.
turtner notify an persons using, erecting selling
my APPARATUS or using any part thereof without Jas
haeans or my permission, that they shal be prose
ap14-2w T r. COwICs
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
Excitement n fe1A1s

Great excitement has oeen caused n the
vicinity Of Paris, TEX. by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. e. Cor'ey, who va: 80
helpless he could NOT tarn IN beo' or 'a'':
his head: cvcrytod, aid ';e wa: dying OF
Consumption. \ trial to'tic OF DR.. Mn" $
New Discovery WAS sc": him. FINDING
relief he bought large bottle and bog
OF Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; by the tim"
he had taken two boxes OF the P!Ils ana
,w, bottles OF the Discovery. he was we'll
snd had gained in !tsh th'r'v'>'S ro"na''
Tri,l bottles Of this Great Discovery tor
Consumption free at n. NJ. Whites S:''
Drug store, Opposite depot.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
COUNCIL BILL NO. IL.
Relating to Fencing Railroads and Erec-
tion Of Cattle Guards.

We are indebted to Councilman Batch.
elder Tor copy Of Council Bill No. IS in
troduced by Kennedy. /. provides tina,
every person ar persons, corporation, asSo
citation, or company, owning or operating
anv railroad in the territory, shall, within
one year after the passage Of this Act, and
anv railroad hereafter constructed ii ,'.:>
Territory. shall within six months after
any part Of its line is open for use, erect
and thereafter maintain fences on both
sides Of its road or SO much thereof as is
SO open tor use, suitable and sufficient 10
prevent cattle, horses, mules, asses, hogs,
such railroad, except the crossings o'
public: roads and highways, and within
suc!, portion Of cities ana Incorporated
towns and villages as are, or may hereafter
be laid out and plated into lots and b,"ks,
with gales or bars at the farm crossings
shal, be constructed bv said railroad whe,
and where The same may become nccc'
sary for the ,.>c of he prorrietcrs % the
lan>. adjoining s.ch railroad; and shall
also construct and thereafter maintain, a:
| Al. public road crossings oi such railroad
| row existing or hereafter established, c:t
tie ara stock guards suitable and Sutfi'ic''
to prevent cattle, horses !aulSs, a~>Hs,
| hog>, &i.r.p, and other ~tutA, trnn s":tin:;
ON ,u..h ,aiiro1i ard when >:!,,!l fences or
cattle guards are no, :na!* ans: kept in
soc>. re:,air. su"il railroad, person OF per.
sons, corporation, association, nr company,
| shall L,, ia;,ll: lof all damages which :''iv
| te tir,sc b, it or them, their agen;,, en-
sines, Or cars, to any such cattle. .'orscs,
! mules, asses, hogs, ss:ecp. ar other >t"ch
getting ON such railroad, which damages.
together witt, cos, and reasonable attor.
| news fees, MAY be recovered in any c-:u't
! OF co,npeeu; Jurisdiction in which the ac.
| ton therefor is instituted, and to which 1t
| may b: appraled: but when such fences or
guards have hcen daily maj and kept IN
good repair, such railroad, person or per,
sons, corporation, association, or company,
| shall no. nc liable for anv such damages
unless nesligen,ly or wilfully done.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
The Woman in the Case.
ELIZABETH RODGERS.
LEADER IN THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

The wife of George Rodgers, who is
a member of tho lxecutiv, Hoard cf
District Assembly ~, Of Chicago, is g
nct4l,lc woman, because sl,, is the c,ll,v
female knight Of Labor who ranks rs Il
leader i'll that great organization. s,ho
is said to be sta csnl arlkc in address,
having clear head, wcll-d2iinel cr:r-
ions, and u good command @. art l;.r-
gage. Notwithstanding til tacG 1!.;,,
she is g mother of nine children, one
TN inf,ut, tho survivors OF y family .;
twelve, she dcvotcs nluch tin,c and
labor to the interests Of the knights,
anl is Mast Y Worl; N an of District AS
scmbly "a Of Chicago.
Mrs. hoamcrs ic q native Of Ireland.
She was bora at v oodford, oun!y
Galway, about forty years ago. When
six Yeas old she came to America with
her mother. Her first homo in ,|.ls
couulry was in New York, from which
her mother and she removed to Lou
don, Ontario, still the residence OF the
e4ucr woulun.
About ten years ago Mrs. Rodgers
organized the first working women a
ualon in Chicago. Sho was its l,resi-
OcAL AO1c GAuu GWO years. oluci OA-
1ic>s wuic have been held by her ara
the presidency OF tho Eighth Ward
(thicago) Land League, and Of the
Daughters OF Erin. During tho past
seven years she has been delegate to
the State Trades Assembly OF Illinois,
anu lor four years, the delegate from
Local Assembly l, Ts9, Of Chicago, to
District Assembly a. Her prolonged
teri. OF office rs Master " orkman OF
Lcc,l Assembly l,7e9 was succeeded
by her incumheucy, which she still
holds, oi tAc cores ponding dignity III
Lis:rict Assembly -. In all her &C.
tiyiti.s in the cause Of lulor, Mrs.
l;ot-ers is encouraged by her husband,
wno is u pr>"aineat and capable worker
in til. sam, c:.',se. When, Il few months
ego, the knights Of Labor held Con.
yeatioa at l,ichmond, Virginia, she at
ten led it, accompanied by her infant,
then only u few weeks old, and who was
formally made Il knight.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28

Section 9 provides that persons claiming
to have Leen damaged BY the action Of the
common carriers, may proceed for the re-.
covery Of their damages, either in the
courts o!.hc United States or before the
commission herein provided Tor; but not
before both tribunals.
Section 10 makes it pena! offtnse 70 vio
late any of the provisions Of this act, and
puts the maximum OF the fine which may
be imposed at the sum Of $4,000.
The eleven following sections contain
the commission features Of the bill. They
provide for a commission to consist OF FIVE
persons, whose term OF Office shalt be for
six years, except for first appointments
which are to be tor :, ;, A. and 6 years.
The members of this commission are 10 be
appointed by the president, by and with
the advice and consent Of the senate.
Their principal office shall be in Washing
ton, but they may hold sessions at other
places than Washington, and single
member Of the commission may take ties.
'mony anywhere as may be directed by
the commission. These commissioners
are to have salaries Of $500 each.
The commissioner has power to appoin.
secretary with salary Of $3,soo and
| has authority 10 employ and fix the com.
pcnsa,ion otSuch other employees as it ma,
! find necessary to the proper performanc.
of its duties, subject to the approval o, the
secretary OF the interior.
Section ;, provides that nothing con
tanned in this act shall abridgs the RENE
dies now existing in common law or b,
! statute.
Section 3 appropria!es Sloo,ooo Ter th'
purposes ct this act for the fiscal year, e::tl
ing June 80, 1855.
Section - provides that the provision
OF sections II and IS Of this act, relatin,
to the appointment and organization OF ;
commission herein provided for, shall ;ak'
effect Immediately, and the remaining pro
visions of this act shall take effect 6o day
after its passage.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28
BROWNS BILL.


We have received Il copy OF House bi!l
No, IL, concerning Road Srpr,in'end,,1i>
| and defining lh,i ir duties. The bill ua> in.
,roiu"rd b, Representative. Brown Of this
county ana provides is :u,!,"S For the
creation o.! TIE stiicc OF Road Supr, in:,,d
ext; that ,h.. Board o County Eon.m'>
| >;oner> Of lhr several tuVn,i, shalt, AZ
thci, rr.niar mvciin, mex, March,, ",,p,,in1
4 Road Hn!,;. i'i ti,r!r rr-Mrtrve tnun;i,>
to >rr,r ii 'h" nrH: general c,rr,inn there
after, wien u En;.' ,upi. shall hr ticc'e.i,
..nt hi,.unial)y ,l,r,ai,,r The salary ni
IN" rnad Supi. is liked Il! ): oOo u year.
paid quarterly, a'iI he i TeVni'rd 10 give a
of his duties. Tie shall have under his
control all tine public roads within his
county, aud shat. cl>c every one OF t'icm
to he KEEP, in good repair, aud j. authorized
to Gu, open or construct such drains and
bitches as may be necessary for their rc.
pairing and rrcscr, alton, and any person
ub>,ruc,ing any of the drains or bitches So
made shall be guilty OF Il mi>!v,neanor.
| Ie is empowered t" employ suitable labor
rrs and teams to carry into effect the sec.
.ion Of the act relating to repairs, but he
cannot pay any iAb",r more than $3.50 a
dav, aud the same amount for any team
The Supt. must Keep correct account of
all sucn iaM.r, and give ~ the person per.
forming il, or furnishing anv animals, 4
certificate stating the number Of DAYS
work performed and the price agreed upon.
and the number OF DAYS any animals have
been used and ti:c price ~ b: paid there
tor.
IN ca>.. sf the. f;,;rr,. oi any Road Suyt
T., perform his d,.:i,.- tr in cas-. o! ;.ui
lion, i. ain. nr n.u.t ,ii-aili'v, The county
,,,,u,u,>> .pr,.i~ Il. their regular meeting
..t;y -t,rl disability occurs shall ny,psirt Il
E0.i Supervisor ts.r 'hv urtvp',,d ',.riii.
Tia. h;il seems 'n t.y,i' al nrC,.>~'i, pro.
:i,.r4 tine u>u;.l l'''nal,,"S f,r rr.!.'vt OF
t,liv. Hrt iht necessary rC.',ir';""> rs 10
nrror','~. road r,..','iot> .c',, and vii, doubt
las become 4 law.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28

There are certain iin:nc;,l~ which viii
cnhs Oh y0ss ,o ~. 700, n' the ;.;;.la,iv,
and the sufferer is !r:'ranen'ly cured
Fiftv cents
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-28

W.!:n 4 man becomes 4 slave to opium
he canno; give up the habit. 1t rav have
been acquired b, si,i:g him opa.es when
sick, and this is why Red Star Cough
Cure c"mrrnl> i>c!l Tor its purity, free
d"nl from narcotics, and prompt efficacy.
Only = cents.
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filled their tin cups from the clear
brook that Browsers sagacity had dis
covered, and. Standish not excepted.
ate as sweet a meal as he had ever en-
joycd. Then, regardless Of all pre-
cautions. each wrapped himself in his
blanket and was soon fast asleep. We
worked on for three days. much Of the
time over country which would have
been hard enough had it been cleared
Of underground; but, thanks 70 Brow
ser, We seldom suffered from thirst.
VIC all learned to understand his mute
notice that. in this direction or that.
q cool. bright stream was flowing.
We were all. at last. reduced to join
ing with him in his repasts on the
abundant herbage.
Early on the fourth morning we
caught the so6Ad Of waves breaking on
the coast In another hour we came
out on the sandy beach. Our boots
and clothing were torn, our faces and
hands scratched and bleeding. and
every muscle quivercd with fatigue
and hunger. Which way should we
turn 70 find the ranch. the food we 50
sorely ncedede Standish looked at his
compass; but in the struggle through
the jungle and in going for water we
had vcered from our course. Man.
superior. reasoning man, was At loss;
not 50 the unreasoning brute. Brow
scr lifted his nose snuffcd the mir and
deliberately. steadily walked Of in
what the compass showed to be the
southerly direction.
Foot sore. we slowly limpcd after
him. over the broad black sand beach,
almost ready to throw down our light
encd loads. lightened because we had
laid upon much enduring Browser all
but rifles and bags Of gold. Speech
lcssIy we were laboring on. when a
sudden exclamation from Harry made
US look ahead.
whats that?" he cried. The col
or as I'm living manw
A rod before US the black sand
changed 10 yellow; yellow that glis-
tened in the sun light. We rushed for
! ward, almost forgetting our WEAKNESS
and hungcring faintness. We had ali
seen natural gold. scores Of times be-
fore. but we could hardly believe this
was gold. spread out like an immense
sheet az our feet Whether we be-
lieved It or not II was 50. Tho action
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leather belts. that held our mud-be-
spnttered trowsers, wcrc mud.be-spat-
tered too; our thick shoes orlong boots
boro samples from various diggings.
Yet each man carried his bag II gold
swung on bis rifle. over his shoulder.
with his washing pan and his blanket.
On Browscr's back were spades, pick
A %. sharp crow-bars. hatchets and
what provisions remained.
Standish had = general knowledge
Of the country, acquired from books,
when he was considering whether TO
give up his sure salary for the chances
o. . fortune. TO BE- made by lucky
spades turn or picks blow He knew
that the beach on the Pacific coast was
wide. in long stretches. and that. once
reached, we wero almost sure Of All
unobstructed way TO some ranch or In
dian village. where we could find food
Of some kind. He hoped to bring up
At Trinidad; but he moderated the
difficulties Of the tramp. The i'm
mense redwood trees. that lowered
against the western sky, could not
have SO thriven away from damT
salt air, but they were farther OF than
they appeared. and between then
were frs. spruce and pines. also 4
close underground Of magnificent
ferns, standing five or six feet higher
than 4 tall mans head; Of vines. long
berry bushes and wild fruits; in short
dense tangle Of vegetation. Once u
this Jungle. we could make our wal
only with knives and hatchcts. W.
cut our road. step by step, each lead
ing by turns Browser bringing up tn
rear.
Night came upon us We were no
equal to the labor Of clearing place
for fire. So l brought from Brow
ser's pack some Of the bread ! has
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yteddy's mamma sald. ss0h - -
desd;'' and then 10 end grandma ~
Into The carriage end drove Of
And Freddy wondered u Jonas ha1
taken away The plg's milk JET an1
went Into tho dairy 70 see. while ~
was waiting.
No. there were the up and down
rows o. shining pana with The little
road between. Just wide enough for
for Freddy's feet. He measured them
on the lowest shelf 70 sec.
"And my Shoes arc cleans can be-"
said be. 'And that whole LOT Of milk
Il real heavy--grsmma said %. know
! cou' Int tip al that over. And I'm
going % try that somerset over back
wards. 90 now!"
So up tho naughty little feet went
slowly from one shelf 70 another. But
somehow Il didn't begin 70 BE- 50 easy
to turn over backwards - Il seemed
to Freddy. His feet wouldn't leave
the shelf, and al q once he heard the
carriage-wheels.
I'LL Just try ono more" be said.
"fore gramma gets hero. Who-opl
over go!"
And over he did 60. sure enough.
poor. foolish. little Fred. milk-sink and
all, with dreadful humping ard
claiter.
Mamma and grandma heard the
noise. and hurried in. forgetting TO